what do you think of this?
http://www.rte.ie/news/2006/0224/omagh.html
"Remember boys, flies spread disease... so keep yours closed."
The British Government has never been either interested in actually protecting anyone in the north of Ireland or finding out any truths. Not in 1969, or 1972, or 1998.
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"The British Government has never been either interested in actually protecting anyone in the north of Ireland or finding out any truths. Not in 1969, or 1972, or 1998."
Indeed - that's why the government sent over Army reinforcements to help protect the outnumbered Roman Catholic ghettos in Belfast... numbnuts!
And its called Northern Ireland.
"Indeed - that's why the government sent over Army reinforcements to help protect the outnumbered Roman Catholic ghettos in Belfast... numbnuts!
And its called Northern Ireland."
Yes, that's right, and they ending up brutalising the entire Nationalist/catholic population and thus became the best recuiting Sergeant for the IRA.
For the record, some Irish poeple do call it "the North of Ireland"
Protect the Roman Catholic ghettos???
Oh sure....I just love how the Catholics are enjoying the brief peace and quiet between orange parades that 'must be allowed' to go on marching through Catholic/republican neighborhoods. That of course provokes the Republicans into getting up protest marches of their own which doesn't help.at all. There should be no marching allowed whatsoever. That's where a lot of contention comes from. The RUC claim that they must allow the orangemen to march or there'll be trouble! Pppffff! What sh*tty logic!